GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - AUGUST 13: The full time scoreboard during a UEFA Europa League Third Qualifying Round Second Leg match between Rangers and Jagiellonia Bialystok at Ibrox Stadium, on August 13, 2026, in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Craig Foy/SNS Group via Getty Images)
Even the staunchest of Ibrox fans is starting to stare up to reality.
As the obsessed Selik men and Internet Bampots have been telling them- their not Rangers any more.
In June 2012 Her Majesty rejected a CVA offered by Charles Green.
Rangers died there and then.
The fans refused to accept the FACTS! setting themselves up for 14 years of misery broken by one tortured success watching home.
Either side of that the have watched Celtic win 14 out of 15 SPFL title with five trebles and numerous doubles thrown in.
From 1989 to 1995 Celtic won nothing.
Throughout the nineties Celtic won three trophies.
Oh how the Rangers fans loved it. All of their supremist theories were played out on the pitch.
Dave Murray could do no wrong.
That generation of bears bought in to the Continuation Lie.
A NEW LOW AT IBROX AS REALITY BITES
Losing out to Jagiellonia struck the rawest of nerves.
Over the next two midweeks they face Jablonec for a place in the UEFA Conference.
Reality is staring them in the face. 10/12/14 years of buying Season Tickets and tacky club merch has brought the club to this.
Most bears had reservations over appointing McInnes.
Fan media leader David Edgar articulated it many years ago. He almost certainly still feels the same.
Last season Russell Martin and Danny Rohl failed spectacularly at Ibrox. Over at Tynecastle Del Boy was in his staunch pomp.
As a bonus a video clip surfaced from his Ibrox days of him singing alongside legends like Gordon Durie, Ian Ferguson and Richard Gough.
Watching one of their own fail seems like the last throw of the dice. What next after staunch?
Even true blue Lawrence Shankland has failed.
Other than from 12 yards out he hasn’t looked like scoring.
In four matches this season four goals have been scored. Two OG’s, a penalty and one from a Scouser in a pony-tail.
Among the players booed off the pitch last night were Shankland, Young Ross McCrorie and Cammy Devlin.
Looking at those three it seems that many bears are starting to realise the grim reality of 2012.
